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LizArk native tool

Draw Door Tool

Place door openings and detailed library doors - panel, flush, glazed, Indian teak, and UPVC sliding systems - directly on SketchUp walls.

1

Open tool

Launch Draw Door from the LizArk toolbar.

2

Configure

Pick a category and set width, height, frame, and finish.

3

Place

Click any wall face to cut the opening and insert the door.

Door Library categories

Panel

Rails & stiles

Flush

Flat panel

Glazed

Glass inserts

Indian Teak

Raised panels & jaali

UPVC Multi-Panel

Sliding system

UPVC Parametric

Profiles & hardware

Placement positions

Center in Wall

Frame centered in wall

Flush Outer

Align with outer face

Flush Inner

Align with inner face

What Draw Door does

Draw Door is an interactive placement tool for door openings and detailed door assemblies. Pick a point on a wall and the tool cuts the opening, then builds a matching door leaf, frame, and hardware on the Doors layer. It also supports curved walls and multi-leaf host walls.

Door Library dialog

When the tool activates it opens a non-modal Door Library dialog so you can keep it open while working in the model. Choose a door category and configure parameters in real time.

The live preview updates as you change values, so you can see the resulting dimensions and style before clicking on a wall.

Door categories

Panel Door - traditional door with rails and stiles. Adjustable stile, top rail, lock rail, and bottom rail sizes.

  • Flush Door - flat panel door without rails or stiles.
  • Glazed Door - panel door with glass inserts and the same rail/stile controls.
  • Indian Teak Door - raised-panel teak door with optional upper jaali (MS grill) detail.
  • UPVC Sliding Multi-Panel - 2/3/4 panel sliding system with overall dimensions in millimetres.
  • UPVC Parametric - parametric two-panel sliding system with custom frame and sash profiles, glass tint, and handle finish.

Placing a door

Set the width and height, frame depth, shutter thickness, wood finish, swing direction, and open angle in the dialog. Hover over any wall face and click to place the door.

The tool casts a ray from the cursor, finds the host wall group, and positions the door on the clicked face. It automatically calculates the correct orientation so the door opens into or out of the room based on your swing setting.

For planar walls the opening is cut with OpeningCutter. For curved walls the tool uses boolean subtraction to preserve the curved geometry.

Placement position

Center in Wall - the frame is centered on the wall thickness. This is the default.

Flush with Outer Face - the frame aligns with the outside face of the wall.

Flush with Inner Face - the frame aligns with the inside face of the wall.

You can switch placement at any time from the dialog; the change applies to the next door you place.

Parameters most categories share

Width and height, wall depth, frame (chaukhat) width, and shutter thickness.

  • Wood finish presets such as Teak, Walnut, Mahogany, or White.
  • Swing direction: Inward Right, Inward Left, Outward Right, Outward Left.
  • Open angle from 0° (closed) to 90°.
  • Double-shutter checkbox to create a pair of doors instead of a single leaf.

UPVC sliding systems

Both UPVC categories accept overall width and height in millimetres. Choose panel configuration, opening state (Closed, Half Open, Fully Open), frame finish, glass tint, and handle finish.

The tool builds the chassis, tracks, sashes, glass, and hardware as a single system group and places it in the wall opening.

Workflow tips

Use the unit toggle in the dialog top bar to switch between millimetres and inches for dimension fields.

Close the dialog at any time - it is non-modal and will not cancel your in-progress placement.

The generated door group is tagged with Xpress3D attributes (type, width, height, style, target wall PID), making it easy to select or schedule later.

If you click outside a wall group, the tool beeps and asks you to click on a wall group or component.

Keyboard controls

[ and ] move to the previous or next size template.

Left and Right move the preview horizontally by 6 inches.

Type width x height in the Measurements box for a custom size.

Esc cancels the tool.